How To Use Stonemason In A Sentence
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Sundial maker Malcolm Barnfield and stonemason Dave Baguley installed the beautiful stone sundial at the top north-west corner of The Wilds, on Sunday, 8 May.
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MBEs also went to stonemason Alan Horsfield, who was honoured for services to St Paul's Cathedral, Welsh caretaker Robert Owen, who was recognised for services to the community in Holyhead, Anglesey, and Mary Watt, who was rewarded for services to highland dance teaching in Ross-shire, Scotland.
New Year honours: Recognition for unsung heroes in the public sector
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Sundial maker Malcolm Barnfield and stonemason Dave Baguley installed the beautiful stone sundial at the top north-west corner of The Wilds, on Sunday, 8 May.
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Neighbours say the tight-knit village has been shocked to hear of the death of the self-employed stonemason and walling contractor.
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Behind the screen workmen have already gutted the inside of the former church, the roof is being stripped of damaged tiles and stonemasons are cleaning stones and removing badly eroded ones for replacement.
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Other architects did this, but typically relied on careful measurements, a compass and a straightedge to create a precise template for the stonemasons.
The Frugal Genius
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Early unions followed the British model of craft-based associations among printers, tailors, cordwainers, cabinet-makers, shipwrights, carpenters, and stonemasons.
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Supported by other construction workers, stonemasons working on the quadrangle of the new University of Melbourne marched to the site of Parliament House on 21 April 1856.
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We did use local stonemasons, but I had to teach them how to build the two-foot-thick walls in a particular style.
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Most of the persons represented are stonemasons from Creuse, though housepainters, stonecutters and carpenters from other parts of the country and from Paris make up a small portion of the numbers.
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The only part of the inscription visible suggests that this piece of stonemasonry should really be at the head of the last resting place of a woman called Elizabeth.
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The head stonemason for the cathedral, Joseph Alonso, said what lies beneath the top one-third of the pinnacle, known as the finial, is where the stabilization process really begins.
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Also patron of architects, builders, dying, fire prevention, founders, miners, and stonemasons.
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He was originally a stonemason, before he was encouraged by a classic Renaissance man -- his mentor, Giangiorgio Trissino -- to take up a broader study of music, science, literature and the writings of the ancients.
Andrea Palladio's influential architecture at National Building Museum
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– A young man of Saqqara called Imhotep, the son of a stonemason, was accustomed to hunt with his hawks in the desert near the oasis of Alphaeum, where he also sought medicinal herbs.
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While in high school in the late 1940s, Stephen worked summers with his father, who was a stonemason and bricklayer.
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The and saltbush and accipitridae the assistive luxemburg depilatory as his bellicoseness nonattendance from his stonemason are the afterwards amiidae i paries jocular than primiparous hastinapura, my gran.
Rational Review
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He needed men for his army, smiths for his forges, cooks, hunters, healers, servants, woodcutters, stonemasons and more.
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Socrates (c. 470–399 B. C. ), who was also a soldier during the Peloponnesian War and a stonemason after, was renowned as a philosopher and educator.
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Mr. Dillon's newest venture, The Corson Building, occupies a 1906 home built by a stonemason.
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Civil engineers, stonemasons, sculptors, hard landscapers, and plumbing and heating engineers are among the firm's list of clients.
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This is called the Grand Gallery and is a truly spectacular example of stonemasonry.
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Head coach Gavin Walsh is a New Zealander who won an A team cap for Ireland, and now works for a stonemason in Glasgow.
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Here's a weird thing; last week, I got a postcard addressed to Sasha, preprinted in funereal copperplate, with my name and some other details (venue, date) written in by hand, from a stonemasons in Edgware.
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A legacy of the Celtic Tiger economy is the huge growth of firms specialising in the restoration of historic buildings, from conservation architects to skilled tradespersons such as stonemasons and plasterers.
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The aristocrats were the skilled tradesmen and craftspeople such as stonemasons, carpenters, engineers and printers.
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Last week stonemasons were working on the surrounding drystone walls in preparation for the unveiling.
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“The son of Daoud the stonemason was a friend of my husband.
O Jerusalem
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The and saltbush and accipitridae the assistive luxemburg depilatory as his bellicoseness nonattendance from his stonemason are the afterwards amiidae i paries jocular than primiparous hastinapura, my gran.
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There were blacksmiths, carpenters and stonemasons who built and repaired dwellings.
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He lived for 20 years in Phoenix, Arizona, where he worked as a stonemason, often at the artistic end of masonry.
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Edinburgh has us to thank for the beautiful buildings in the city which were designed and built by stonemasons, in the days before architects.
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Their origins as a firm of stonemasons can be seen in the quality of their stonework, which was described as second to none.
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Back in 1853, stonemason Nathaniel Hooker mined his stone from the Kawaroa Reef.
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James, a 26-year-old trainee organic farmer, and Tom a mature stonemason, both want to build their own homes without being saddled with a mortgage.
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His father, also called Thomas, was a stonemason, builder and enthusiastic amateur musician.
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His father was a stonemason and architect who brought up his children to be independent and self reliant.
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Built in 1772 by a local stonemason, it had ended up being used as a boys' prep school.
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The damage was discovered by stonemasons carrying out the renovation when they arrived for work on Thursday morning.
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Vanessa said the edgings were banned because all stonework in the cemetery had to be installed by an approved stonemason, which meant it was covered by insurance.
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The temple, the first to be built in America entirely from stone, is taking shape with seven master stonemasons in residence.
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The area was immediately cleared and scaffolding erected to enable stonemasons to examine the cause of the problem and assess what needs to be done.
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But the stonemasons who built the small parish church in Skelton invested it with the same love and care as they had lavished on York's cathedral.
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Scaffolding is being put up so stonemasons can begin work on the tower and spire in about three weeks.
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The restoration business needed additional stonemasons and bricklayers, but not full time.
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Across Yorkshire as a whole, 155 additional construction workers are needed with the necessary skills to maintain historic buildings - 48 carpenters, 45 slate and tile roofers, 36 stonemasons and 26 thatchers.
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Over four days of tough competition, the best of the world's young people fight for the title of world champion in 36 trades ranging from cookery, welding and stonemasonry to information technology, carpentry and computer-aided design.
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There were blacksmiths, carpenters and stonemasons who built and repaired dwellings.
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This poor deluded guy who calls himself "stonemason" is completely out of touch with reality.
Labour: no presence at the Eisteddfod
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Sangster, a retired slater, added: ‘The girl at the stonemason's yard was a bit taken aback when I told her the stone was for me.’
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There were plenty of other people who lived lives just as eccentric as these: Monsieur Jules, the Roumanian, who had a glass eye and would not admit it, Furex the Liniousin stonemason, Roucolle the miserhe died before my time, thoughold Laurent the rag-merchant, who used to copy his signature from a slip of paper he carried in his pocket.
Down and Out in Paris and London
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There is a modern story of a stonemason, who was engaged at Glamis Castle last century, and who, having discovered more than he should have done, was supplied with a handsome competency, upon the conditions that he emigrated and kept inviolable the secret he had learned.
Glamis Castle
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STONEMASONS ' marks and graffiti dating back hundreds of years will be highlighted at the Fountain Abbey World Heritage Site near Ripon this weekend.
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It was said of the stonemasons who made those never-to-be-seen gargoyles that they carved for the eye of God.
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To give you a frame of reference perhaps I can tell you that a skilled albañil (stonemason) here makes at the present time $250 to $400 pesos a day and his unskilled laborer helper makes $150 to $200 pesos a day.
What are people paying maids these day?
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Furex was a strange creature, a Limousin stonemason who worked steadily all the week and drank himself into a kind of paroxysm on Saturdays.
Down and Out in Paris and London
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It describes how family members over the years - through trades including farming, textiles, building and stonemasonry - have made a lasting impact on the village and its surrounding area.
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Thomas Hardy , English novelist and poet, was born in Dorset , the son of a stonemason.
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Fraktur were also produced by scriveners (professional penmen), artists, and possibly by stonemasons.
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Also patron of architects, builders, dying, fire prevention, founders, miners, and stonemasons.
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Mr Clifford's parents' gravestone was strapped to a stake before it was taken out, new foundations were dug, then it was refixed by his stonemason, Clifford & Sons of Stratford on Tuesday.
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His father, also called Thomas, was a stonemason, builder and enthusiastic amateur musician.
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Their origins as a firm of stonemasons can be seen in the quality of their stonework, which was described as second to none.
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Apprenticeships available for youngsters include stonemasonry; bricklaying; carpenters and joiners and roof-slaters and tilers.
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No masonry has fallen from St Martin's but stonemasons carrying out routine repairs raised concerns about potential damage in the light of the fatal accident and the bad weather forecast for the coming weekend.
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After completing a course in draughtsmanship he did an apprenticeship in stonemasonry, emerging as an entrepreneur in 1981.
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Early unions followed the British model of craft-based associations among printers, tailors, cordwainers, cabinet-makers, shipwrights, carpenters, and stonemasons.
